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Newspaper
Humeston New Era
Location
Humeston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1906
Page
6
A derailed engine jumped the track near Fr Speer and plunged into a lake. Officials state several passengers were injured or missing as rescue teams search the area around T. J. Doinow and Dorres Rowld.
Washington The executive council of the American Federation of Labor declared its plan to enter politics in the intergrade union movement. It aims to extort labor allies to back candidates favorable to labor, in a campaign claimed to defend rights and legislate for welfare, while avoiding partisanship and supporting true friends of labor in Congress or state legislatures.
Lansing Mich state wins a key point in a major railway tax case against Michigan Central railroad seeking 4 million dollars in back taxes owed under an 1855 charter covering 1855 to 1886. The suit was filed in Ingham County Circuit Court challenging the railroad’s stated property and its taxation basis.
Jefferson City Missouri John Bear assistant attorney general led the party ticket as nominee for long term judge. James Ty Neville of Springfield was named for short term on the first ballot at the Republican state judicial convention, amid a chaotic scene that disrupted spectators and shelter.
Des Moines area reports say George J. Weide describes his son Felice as a popular Des Moines high school student and violinist from a wealthy Kansas cattleman family. The case suggests foul play and mentions land holdings near Cawker City Kansas.
The Iowa Loan & Trust Company acting as trustee has begun court actions at Durariza Ries to foreclose a trust mortgage of 5900 on the Callanan mines due to alleged unpaid interest. Bondholders are scattered, creditors in Mexico claim prior class, and the 1844 issue of 1 400 000 has 500 000 paid. James Lincoln Callanan, formerly an executor, has left Mexico amid investigations into 300 900 to 400 000 in irregularities linked to cotton speculation.
Congressman Walter I. Smith was renominated by acclamation for the Ninth district. He stood as the sole candidate with resolutions endorsing both his record and President Roosevelt. The convention made no reference to state factional politics, though Audubon county delegations attended.
Wallace, a farmer northeast of e Dr Henry, sustained a severe arm injury when struck by a horse. He crawled to his house, telephoned for judges, and was rushed to town for immediate care and treatment.
The St Yowa State Fair unveils a remarkable show featuring an auto airship entry and a top exhibit of G L stock and farm products. Spectacular sights promise weeklong entertainment and a broad amusements program for families. Horse and cattle entries are highlighted for August 25 and later.
Fire in Montour caused about $10,000 in losses, destroying one third of the town's business district. The blaze started at James Stewart's restaurant due to a gas stove explosion. Tama and Toledo fire departments aided, with the First National Bank badly damaged and several nearby properties affected.
E Snyder formerly of Olin Bank is in custody in Sioux City on fraudulent banking charges. Indictment accuses him of fraud in banking and he is held for trial in Jones County. The bank failed two years ago, and creditors were paid 26 cents on the dollar. Snyder has worked as a railroad timekeeper. Broken Heart Reward Ends Threats Desist.
A policy statement from Premier Owicia urges confidence in native loyalty and the fighting spirit of the nation. It notes government measures against sedition while highlighting famine pressures, rail stoppages, and security crackdowns in St. Petersburg. Reports warn of attempted railroad sabotage and rising racial tensions in Siberia as authorities clamp down on radicals.
A 40 year old man identified as Charles Ben K from Fort Dodige died after a train approach incident. Authorities reported the collision occurred near the Fort Dodige line as emergency services responded quickly. Further details and investigations are pending.
A Canadian American boat maker’s son Harold Fitzgerald has earned praise for rescuing numerous people from drownings over the past two years. The remarks include a quip by the Hon. James B. Belford of Denver about living amid millionaires.
Paris dispatch states an official denial of rumors that Maj. Dreyfus was assaulted by two officers at a military club. The minister of war confirms a dinner with two newly appointed lieutenants, a unanimous invitation, and a cordial gathering with no assault, and notes the event concluded peacefully.
A Department of Justice guidance states that a battleship under construction is not a public work under the eight hour labor law. The interpretation implies exemptions for shipbuilding projects from certain labor standards.
Madison Wisconsin attorney M. 8 Dudgeon a former assembly member announces candidacy for Congress to succeed the late H. C. Adams on the Republican ticket.
Clarence Dietz dies after a battle with militiamen and a sheriff’s posse near Cameron Dam. His family fled armed, Dietz fired on men attempting to open the sluice to log operations, while neighbors warned him as authorities failed to serve papers. Dietz vowed to die on his farm with an empty gun.
Delegates at the interparliamentary meeting in London adopted resolutions on the second Hague conference. They call for treaty definition of contraband, restricts to arms and munitions, restore immunity of merchant ships carrying contraband, and protect private property at sea during belligerent war. Other resolutions addressed avoiding excessive expenditures and preserving international counsels.
A newspaper editor in Iowa dies after a brief illness on a Thursday. The obituary notes long service in journalism, naming the editor as a prominent figure in the state's press scene and commending his contributions to local journalism.
Albert M. Crone of Kansas City Missouri was held for murder in the first degree after being charged with assault on Bertha Bow and her escort Frank Kern on the Kersey Coates drive that resulted in the girl’s death.
Washington reports the clash between Philippine constabulary and Pulajanes on Leyte. Gen. Wood says two constabulary detachments beat back the outbreak. 32 and 15 enemy casualties, one constabulary lieutenant killed, and troops directed to quell the menace. Telegram from Visayas notes engagements with 360 Pulajanes. enemy losses listed.
In Tverskoe forest main street robbers broke into a Moscow jewelry shop and seized gems worth several thousand dollars before fleeing. No arrests have been announced. Supreme Court Justice Resigns in Utah as Geo W Barkch steps down to Oct 1 to return to practice law.
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